Flash Nonfiction by Susan Terris
The man who once stood on a chair was also the one who took me skating with him every Saturday morning when I was a girl.
Flash Nonfiction
About the Man Who Kept a Silver Nail File
Nov 08, 2021
Reborn
May 10, 2021
Essay by Gracie Bialecki
Now I’m half the stoner I used to be, liquor-free, and he’s gone.
Rough Water Delusions
Mar 22, 2021
Flash Nonfiction by Susan Terris
I frog-kick closer, desperate to recapture what has been lost.
Talking Flash Nonfiction with Brevity
Nov 16, 2020
Interview by Dinty W. Moore
The flash form often invites me to use what I call a communal or a collective voice.
The Balance Beam
Oct 12, 2020
Essay by Scott Fleming
Sometimes I felt an unnameable foreboding—a harbinger that my easy state of grace was beginning to slip away.
Flako Cup Cakes
May 11, 2020
Flash Nonfiction by Nadia Ghent
It would be my call to make, that perfect moment of doneness.
Princess Hair
May 11, 2020
Flash Nonfiction by Kira Venturini
I’ll put her hair in pigtails, fishtails, French braids, waterfall braids, Dutch braids—whatever she wants.
Church Pew in Transit
Dec 26, 2016
Flash Nonfiction by Laura Page
The boy’s pulse listed as he helped me learn the jerk of the clutch.
Airbrushed Memories
Nov 21, 2016
Flash Nonfiction by Marlene Olin
She convinced herself that the people on the walls were really her family.
The Birds Behind the Curtain
Nov 21, 2016
Flash Nonfiction by Don Lyman
What do the noises from my side sound like to them?
